Bambu Lab Unveils New High-Performance 3D Printer H2D with Laser Engraving and Cutting—Starting at 11,999 CNY, Heralding a New Era of Mass Innovation

The prominent 3D printing media outlet, Panda3dp.com, hosted a livestream event last night to preview and interpret the H2D, many of their early predictions having already come true. The livestream attracted significant attention. Commenting during the broadcast, Panda3dp.com remarked, “The buzz surrounding Bambu Lab’s H2D rivals the frenzy around Xiaomi’s SU7 in the automotive world. In their respective domains, both are leaps ahead of the competition, skillfully harnessing internet traffic—though Bambu Lab forgoes the traditional launch event. 3D printing is clearly shifting from a niche hobby to mainstream manufacturing.”

Bambu Lab maintains its philosophy of “high-performance for all” with its pricing strategy. The H2D standalone model is priced at 11,999 CNY; the multicolor printing bundle at 13,999 CNY; the H2D Laser All-in-One 10W at 17,999 CNY; and the H2D Laser All-in-One 40W at 22,999 CNY. Pre-orders opened simultaneously on JD.com’s flagship store, with the first batch limited to 500 units and expected to ship in mid-April. Within minutes of launch, the machines sold out completely. Some livestream viewers managed to secure their units, and Panda3dp.com confirmed it would soon receive a new H2D for live testing and demonstration.

Additionally, according to insider information from Panda3dp.com, other manufacturers in Shenzhen are also developing new 3D printers with integrated laser engraving capabilities. Some feature multiple independent nozzles or tool heads. Panda3dp.com plans to acquire one of these units soon for comparison and live review against the H2D.

Core Technological Innovations: Five Key Highlights

Dual-Nozzle Servo System  

The H2D features an automatic lift dual-extruder design, supporting a “4-in, 2-out” multi-material switching mode. This significantly reduces material waste during purging and is compatible with various nozzle sizes (e.g., a 0.2 mm nozzle for fine surfaces and a 0.6 mm nozzle for rapid infill), enhancing print efficiency by 30%. Servo motors replace traditional stepper motors, delivering micron-level precision control and high-speed dynamic response—ideal for complex industrial components.

Large Build Volume & Modular Architecture  

With a maximum build size of 350 × 320 × 325 mm³ (maintaining 300 × 320 × 325 mm³ even in dual-nozzle mode), the H2D is Bambu Lab’s largest printer to date, capable of meeting the needs of small to medium-sized industrial parts. The modular mechanical framework enables fast maintenance and upgrades, while the transparent viewing window allows real-time print monitoring.

High-Performance Material Printing  

Equipped with an actively heated chamber up to 65°C and a high-temperature hotend reaching 350°C, the H2D ensures precise, closed-loop temperature control. This advanced system suppresses warping and deformation in high-performance materials, improves interlayer adhesion, and maximizes the performance of specialty filaments.

Industrial-Grade Optical Calibration and Quality Control  

A high-precision optical scanning system calibrates bed leveling via real-time grating analysis, and monitors interlayer deviations during printing. This ensures flawless first-layer adhesion and final part dimensional accuracy within 0.1 mm.

Optional Laser Engraving Module  

The H2D’s laser configurations integrate cutting capabilities and support multi-material engraving and cutting—expanding the possibilities of personal fabrication even further.

Ecosystem and Industry Impact

With the H2D, Bambu Lab further strengthens its integrated hardware-software ecosystem:

- MakerWorld Platform Upgrade: Now includes a professional-grade model library and collaboration tools, enabling a seamless workflow from design to production.

- Print Farm Optimization: Combining large format with efficient multi-material capabilities, the H2D is positioned as an ideal solution for small to medium-sized print farms—potentially reducing operational costs by 30%.

- Market Expansion: The H2D may accelerate Bambu Lab’s incursion into the industrial-grade segment.

Conclusion

Panda3dp.com commented during the livestream, “The buzz around the H2D rivals that of Xiaomi’s SU7. 3D printing is evolving from a niche pursuit into widespread, everyday manufacturing.” Industry experts believe the H2D may further accelerate the trend of “desktop industrialization,” promoting the adoption of distributed manufacturing and personalized production.

Tonight’s launch of the Bambu Lab H2D marks the dawn of a new era: the industrial-grade desktop revolution in 3D printing has officially begun.